Four years ago, Jennifer and Danny Brittian decided to build a detached garage beside their Alabama home. The city said no and a legal battle was born. The couple never imagined that their zoning variance case -- for a garage -- would eventually reach the state's highest court. But it did. The Alabama Supreme Court issued a ruling in favor of the Brittians last month, ending a judicial drama the couple thought would never end. After spending $75,000 on legal fees and wasted building materials, they can now build their garage.
July 14, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Four years ago, Jennifer and Danny Brittian decided to build a detached garage beside their Gardendale, Ala., home. The city said no and a legal battle was born.
The couple never imagined that their zoning variance case — for a garage — would eventually reach the highest court in Alabama. But it did. The Alabama Supreme Court issued a ruling in favor of the Brittians last month, ending a judicial drama the couple thought would never end.
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